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talldatethrow
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talldatethrow
2y ago
The government and medical establishment has watched as cancer rates have risen over the last few generations. They're getting better at treating the things yes, as they help us get more over it. Take mammograms for example. Some Europ
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On both sides probably. One side exaggerates statistics to make their point, and the other wishfully accepts unproven statements to feel better. I've taken basically all vaccines ever recommended while growing up and traveling, but to
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Rumble and X posts are gloating that she blocked/delisted anti covid vaccine videos on YouTube, and then gets cancer, something the videos tried to warn people of related to vaccines. I'm not sure what to say about that anymore.
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2y ago
I think a website owner can decide. They can take the site down, or they can put it behind some kind of user wall.
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2y ago
Not really, Id open myself up to countless nerds testing and poking.
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2y ago
I also have a one man show Saas with 34 companies paying that pays my bills. It runs on namecheap shared hosting. If it goes down, I trust namecheap to fix it asap. If it goes down and someone called me, I don't really know what I woul
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2y ago
Countless reasons. Office is near my home, and maybe Im not hiring material at those better companies. But I might be bright enough to see that they are doing better than my company.
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2y ago
The 3k was per month... Just using the common phrase of working all week with only weekends off to show the comparison.
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Apparently there are more people with money than there are houses. So don't tell me people cant afford houses. Tell me that there are so few houses that they are overpriced or something, and only the top 25% can buy them.
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2y ago
People can absolutely afford houses. They can so easily afford houses that they buy them quickly, often for over asking. If people couldn't afford houses, they would sit unsold until sellers lowered the price to a price someone could a
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The company I work for sucks. I rather take more cash and just by stocks in companies I believe in more.
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It makes you work shy because unless you have a high paying job, it doesn't make sense to work. $3k with tons of free time all week. Or add working for $3k extra money by giving up all your free time? Not worth it. Unless of course apa
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I think why people work at the jobs they do is a lot more complicated than that. Many people do work to avoid starvation PLUS maintain whatever level of standards they've become comfortable with. But the reason IMO people work non basi
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2y ago
That's probably because the second order effects of UBI are obvious to anyone that's ever had a job. So you have the people that know the obvious, and the people that want to hide the obvious from the few that don't get it. T
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2y ago
So this certificate thing was the insurrection?
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2y ago
And that is an exceptional example. For most modern wars or major conflicts it's nowhere near as bad as 1 in 3.
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2y ago
Do you really think it was an insurrection? Trump supporters are definitely in the gun owning demographics. Yet basically zero guns were present in the whole event, especially inside the capital. To me that screams not an insurrection.
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2y ago
The odds of dying in a war are less than 1 in 2, and for joining the military in general it is far far less.
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2y ago
That donated to Democrats.
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2y ago
My Google pixel 4xl was working, doing some backup at 1:30am a few months ago. At ~2am the massive ATT outtage occured that lasted several hours. By 7am when I woke up the phone had zero sign of life, can't get it to charge or indicate
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2y ago
Super slow is not static. It's about 8-10 seconds per rep. Yes, it makes you look better and get stronger and healthier. It wouldn't work for a competitive lifter I suppose since that takes a lot of practice managing those weights
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2y ago
I think active people should look into Super Slow one set training to complete failure. Basically, pick the weight that you can do super slow, for about 60-90 seconds max. You should be at total failure at the end, but since the weight will
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My gf is a trained educator too with two masters somehow related to education. She teaches 8th grade English but has also taught highschool. She can't write or communicate at any level beyond typical hairdresser. Considering it's
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Most of my social circle is people that do custom crazy stuff with things with engines. 1000hp off-road trucks, jetskiis that do backflips, cars into the 9 second quarter mile, basically all installation and repair work done by the enthusia
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I'd say that car sales is definitely one of the ones that don't require long term relationship building to be successful. Enough customers are putting in leads and walking through the door that you can make good money just working
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I was in car sales for a decade and quickly became top 1% (more like 0.2% really) in the country at it. I only did that after first wasting 6 months being a bit slimy first. You can't really succeed in sales when you're dealing wi
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Whether deals close or not is always technically outside your control. What's not outside your control is how many deals you currently have working, so that you aren't reliant on one particular deal closing so that you have income
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Sure they can, just like you could have your house taken from you and you could build another one. Why do your kids expect to get your house when they could build one too?
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People don't just write books to profit while they are alive. They write books so their families have something to pay the bills once they die as well. Books are hard enough to write and sell successfully. The few that make it are spec
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You basically listed pretty trivial things, that like I said, let the construction industry operate on lowest bidder model in general. As an example, I see bidding stats in my PM tool. On average my customers have a win rate of about 15%. O
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